Dr. Damiano is terrific -- he really takes the time to listen and understand, and is really good at…read moreexplaining what's going on, how to treat it, and what to expect. He's helped me get ahead of a chronic reflux condition that has kept me from singing for a year and a half. I'm on the path to healing now, and I'm grateful to Dr. Damiano for his excellent care. ~ Rob P.

Dr. Damiano is the best. Very thorough, efficient, and is customer service driven. He will take his…read moretime to help you access coupons; if you do not have insurance or insurance, that doesn't offer reasonable discounts for your medication(s). Dr. Damiano with associates ear, nose, and throat, listen to understand, and is the best.

Doctor Makki is an amazing doctor. He takes his time with his patients. He listen and he very…read morepatient with his patient. I differently recommend him.

Good doctor, but billing can be a challenge as I've had issues on both occasions that I've visited…read morethe practice. On yesterday I received an angry phone call from the billing manager, Nancy, threatening to bill me directly if I do not resolve a claim denied by my insurer asap. Mind you this was the first time I've ever received a call from her for services rendered just over a month ago, and had not even gotten in a word before she became aggressive with me. I know it can be tough dealing with insurance denials day in and out, but customers deserve better than the condescending tone and disrespect given yesterday. I will not be back.

Terrible practice. Dirty office and patient rooms, rude staff, no patient care, money racket, stay…read moreaway

very satisfied with the service there. I had a piece of my hearing aid stuck in my ear and they…read morewere more than happy to take care of that for me.

You will not be able to get an appointment for weeks so if you sick, forget him and go elsewhere.read more

I had tinnitis in one ear and was refered to Dr Damiano by my primary care physician. He was…read morebuisnesslike, efficient, knowledgeable and thorough. An assistant gave me a hearing test and Dr Damiano explained the results so a plan to further explore the reason and treatment is ongoing. Parking is usually packed and the only spaces are at the end of the lot and, for new patients, the turn into the lot comes up quickly and is easy to miss and require a U turn (the address sign faces the road so it's not obvious until you are going past)

I've been here a few times. Mainly for a sinus problem (rhinitis) that would not go away. They are…read morevery helpful, knowledgeable and the process is fairly fast. The front desk ladies are always friendly and professional. It always feels like the wait isn't too bad and once you see a doc they have you in and out fast. I've had the pleasure of scheduling a few appointments with a few different docs at this office and each one has been friendly and listened to any concerns I have. I don't really have anything bad to say about them.

I scheduled a consultation for my daughter regarding a tonsillectomy I expected the appointment to…read morebe informative and reassuring. I wanted us to leave with a better understanding of the procedure, what to expect, and how to confidently move forward. Unfortunately, that was not our experience. Instead, my daughter and I both left the appointment feeling defeated, afraid, and anxious about what should be a routine surgical procedure. Jessica, the PA, repeatedly used words such as "risk" and "complications" when speaking with my 18-year-old daughter, who was already nervous about having surgery. I understand that every surgical procedure has potential risks, and I absolutely believe patients should be properly informed. However, there is a significant difference between appropriately educating a patient about risks and communicating in a way that creates unnecessary fear and anxiety. At one point, I questioned Jessica about the choice of language she was using because I could see the impact it was having on my daughter. It was difficult to understand why the conversation seemed to focus so heavily on everything that could potentially go wrong rather than providing a balanced explanation of the benefits, the expected recovery, the actual likelihood of complications, and what steps would be taken to keep my daughter safe. My daughter is an 18-year-old young woman who came into this appointment already nervous. She needed information, reassurance, and an opportunity to ask questions without feeling as though she was being frightened away from a procedure she had been referred for. We understand that informed consent requires discussing risks. However, patients--especially young adults facing their first surgery--also deserve compassionate communication and reassurance. The way information is presented matters. We left the appointment with more fear and uncertainty than we had when we arrived, and that is extremely disappointing. A consultation should empower a patient to make an informed decision, not leave them feeling terrified about moving forward. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and that greater consideration is given to how surgical risks and complications are communicated to young patients. There is a way to be honest about the risks while still being compassionate, balanced, and reassuring.

I was kept waiting for 2 hours for my appointment. This is a one doctor shop, so keeping their…read morepatients waiting for two hours seems like poor scheduling practice. I was told I didn't need a hearing test prior to coming in for my appointment (this was a contrast to other ENT doctors that told me to get a hearing test first). When I came in, the doctor ran some simple tests, but told me I'd need a hearing test before he could determine anything. Now I have to schedule the hearing test and come back, causing me an extra appointment. This was a complete waste of my time. Besides being a seemingly poorly run office that doesn't value their patients time, the doctor does not speak English well, uses very outdated equipment (the equipment literally looks like it's from the 70s, and he couldn't keep the chair light on (it kept flickering off) when he was examining my ear). Most offensively, the doctor put forth no effort to explain why my symptoms might be occurring, or possible long-term effects. I left no more knowledgeable or better off than I came in. I will be taking my hearing test and finding a new ENT.

Surgery was a success!…read more Provider: Dr. Wong, MD thoroughly listens and doesn't dismiss your concerns. June 2026 (first visit), we went through my child's medical history in the first visit. He examined them and came up with a treatment plan. We were able to book surgery for the next month (July). Much sooner than I expected but I was grateful because I wanted it done before school started. I was concerned he may wanted to spread out procedures but he stated he would be able to get all procedures done in one day. Provider office: The waiting area is small. There's a tv, so there's at least some entertainment. However, seating can be scarce. Thankfully, we were able to get seating but patients that came in after us did have to stand. If this may be an issue for you, I would recommend booking during less busy times--like during work and school hours. The seating area was tidy and there were no bad smells, for those who may be sensitive to smells like I am. Front desk: Mrs. Shirley was very kind. She had to multi-task and was still efficient. Wait time: We only had one visit so far but between filling out new patient forms and providing insurance information, we didn't have to wait long. Exam room: The exam room was spacious enough to fit a few family members. Tidy and no odd smells. Surgery (July 2026): Dr. Wong performs his surgeries at Adventist HealthCare Surgery Center in Oxon Hill, MD. Check in was seamless and the staff were exceptionally friendly. Dr. Wong had a few surgeries scheduled, so our surgery slot was delayed. Since my child couldn't eat or drink, this was a challenge because they were complaining about being hungry. I was still grateful the doctor was able to squeeze us into his surgery schedule so this was not a deal breaker for us. After surgery, Dr. Wong advised us on what to expect for recovery and what to do. It has now been about a month since surgery and recovery went well and the surgery was a great success! My child had one of the procedures done with another provider in January 2026, which did not go as planned. Dr. Wong did a procedure the previous provider was reluctant to do. So thankful Dr. Wong is as skilled and dedicated to providing his patients relief because my child's primary concern is now resolved. They are sleeping and breathing better now. My only gripe is the online patient portal. It leaves a lot to be desired. It's a bit outdated and communication through the portal can be missed. I requested a follow up appointment and haven't heard back from the office yet. I'll be calling instead. Not a deal breaker, considering Dr. Wong is a fantastic doctor/surgeon--but it would be nice to have a more proficient way to communicate with staff, schedule appointments and access medical records.

They are nice people and took good care of me. There were experts available for my hearing and even…read moreallergy care.

I had a very good experience here. The person at the desk did not usually work at the clinic, but…read moreshe was very good and helpful. The clinic opens at 9:00 am; we arrived at 8:50, and were third in line. By 9:30, a sign was on the door saying that they were already at capacity. When it was my turn, I was treated by a physician's assistant named Taylor Scott, who was excellent! She was very friendly and cheerful and explained everything to me. She never made me feel rushed. She did a test that eliminated one possible cause of my vertigo, and I left with a prescription that I filled at the pharmacy next door.

Absolutely fantastic! Complete exam and good explanations in "layman's" terms. Keeps to a…read moreschedule. Very satisfied!